Congratulations to us! We just enjoyed our first large international release in the Czech Republic through our friends at FilmExport. We’ve got a new audio track in Czech that sounds great. At least we think it does, but we don’t speak the language - Jeden jazyk nikdy nestačí !!!
So thank you to all those involved with the latest release of Reclaiming the Blade, from repackaging to redubbing. And also, thanks and Happy New Year to all of our friends in that part of the world!
Don’t worry, you monolingual folks can still get the English Version in the usual places, but from us at Galatia Films…
šťastný nový rok!
The Reclaiming The Blade Single-disc Edition is priced to move for the holidays! From now through the end of the year, we’re dropping the price to $9.95!!! If you need the perfect gift for that special swordsman or swordswoman in your life, look no further. The Single-disc includes The feature documentary, Reclaiming the Blade, with commentary by the director, Daniel McNicoll, and narrator, John Rhys-Davies, world-renowned actor beloved for his roles in Indiana Jones and Lord of the Rings .
We should warn you though, you will be missing out on all the great special features you’d get with the Deluxe Edition DVD, like hours of training videos, exclusive interviews with Viggo Mortensen and the WETA Workshop team, and lots of other great sword edutainment. So, will you take advantage of our holiday generosity, or will you take the harder road towards becoming a true Swordsmaster? Choose wisely…
Any great bard would tell you it’s the music that makes a story worth hearing. So music-lover’s may now rejoice at the release of the Reclaiming the Blade Soundtrack!
Galatia Films has teamed up with some brilliant songwriters and bands to create a very unique soundtrack that celebrates the rediscovery of pop music. Combine this with a Hollywood orchestral score by David James Nielsen and it’s a mighty compilation worth checking out. It is now available from Lakeshore Records! Check it out on iTunes, download individual tracks from the original orchestral score, or buy the complete album to hear some of the great bands that helped make the music of RTB, including tracks from Adam Franklin of Swervedriver, Daniel McNicoll the director and artists Triskela and Aurah.